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This is quite impressive.

When SOPA gets passed, this will be counted as piracy and removed.

1:21 click continually for constant hilarity!

so, when are you moving to sunnier Australia?

So. AWESOME.

The soprano track needs a bit more 'zap', right now it just sounds like bad electric piano mixed with a flute. The original had a bit of a Michael Jackson 'blitz' to it. still one of the best remixes I've heard. KEEP ROCKING.

I can understand the need for simple mask design when filming, but it did break from the immersion a little bit. none the less an AWESOME short.

+1 for cat.

Your welcome, Linus.

I'm not joking, linus. I lol'd hardcore throughout this video. YOU RULE.

I've written out a transcript this for those of us with a hearing-related disability.

Young man 1: Because I know somewhere deep down in my heart... I still love you.

Older man: Gnyeaaaaaaaaaaheeehuh-uh-uh-uheeeeeh-eh-eh-eh-eh.

Young man 2: It's okay.

Older man: eh-eh-eh-eh-uh-uh-uh-uuuaaaae...

Its the smoo000ooOOO00ke...

@logitech4873 The truth is that with modern deferred rendering techniques indirect and non-point lighting is being simulated in today's gaming engines. Just have a look at the newest version of Cryengine (among others). Its not ray-tracing accurate, but it looks just as good. Real-time reflection...

This video was rendered in real-time on a elite 3x SLI GTX 580 computer rig. The truth is that it probably ran at 100+ fps, and on normal consumer-level hardware today it would run real-time, but not so smooth. The fact that this tech demo was running REAL-TIME, not pre-rendered, proves how far d...

Frees up 45K memory? WHOA, NO WAY.

@appledrum2a I've played around with AO maps. The best way to implement them is complicated, and requires a custom lighting solution, but I won't get too far into that. Essentially AO maps are designed to give the shader more "pop" in ambient lighting. Ambient Lighting is non-directional, thus no...

What's funny is that the original First Blood film was all about the heartless abuse that shell-shocked veterans received from the American people after the Vietnam war. It was one of the least patriotic films of it's time. Now rambo is like "The AMERICAN JESUS".

This is shaping up to be one of the most visually impressive UDK creations. I'm really looking forward to your progress and inevitable release.

two years ago I "Future Proofed" my rig with 4 gb of DDR2 1066 (all 1 gb dimms on a 4-dimm mobo so I have no spare slots to upgrade) and a quad-core 2.5ghz phenom 9850... you can guess how that's working out for me now.... Good news is that I can still drop a 6-core Phenom II and replace all my ...

1:52 "there's a cat."

Wow, Sega can't make a decent 3D sonic game in 20 years, yet you pick up UDK and make something fun in less than nine months.

I repair and build PCs for a living and I've built many PCs of different types. I prefer AMD at the moment because their upgrade path is much more stable, looking at their socket structure: I can but a brand-new 6-core phenom and drop it in my old AM2+ board. I also like the price-point of their ...

awesome work! though beat-em-ups are usually not just side-scrolling, there is a limited depth as well (like the TMNT 1989 arcade game). In terms of art though: awesome stuff! keep going!